Summer ClambakesNo one wants to cook during the summer. It's too hot! Let the Kempton Hotel take care or all your cooking needs on Friday by preparing a Clambake for you as well as your family and friends. These will be held all they way through July and will run all day. Clambake menu includes for $16.99:
- Quarter Chicken Leg -Corn on the Cob -Roasted Potatoes -Clams The Quarter Chicken can also be replaced by a delicious Black Diamond Steak for the price of $24.99. Limited amounts per week. Be Sure to get them before the end of the summer! Kids Day at the Kempton Hotel
The Kempton Hotel wants to welcome families to a laid-back dining atmosphere where all ages are invited to eat and relax. New to Wednesday will be Kids Night. With purchase of an adult entree kids get a free kids meal (available all day). A table will be setup at 5 with new crafts every week, and kid friendly desserts will be available.
Kempton Hotel Stays True to its RootsThe Kempton Hotel is a laid back, family owned and operated restaurant that boasts a rich history since 1874. We want to create an experience for patrons with the knowledge of our history, our home-style cooking, and exceptional service. Our deep roots in our community and culture is brought to the forefront of our establishment to create a unique and fun dining experience every time you’re in.
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Eat-In, Take-Out, ReservationsPhone: 610-756-6588
Mon.-Tues. Closed Wed.- Sat. 11am - close (12am - 2am) Sun. 11am - close (10pm - 12am) Kitchen Closes at 9pm Kempton Hotel Honors Those Who Make America WonderfulThe Kempton Hotel would like to celebrate everyone who makes America Wonderful. Every Thursday in July we will be celebrating the many occupations who protect, feed, teach, and keep us safe in our day to day lives. Any person working the celebrated profession(s) that week will get 10% off their food order on Thursday. Check out our events on Facebook to see when your profession is celebrated.
July 5: Military Personnel July 12: Firefighters, Police Force, Doctors, Nurses, EMTs July 19: Farmers, Teachers, Preachers July 26: Truckers, Construction Workers, Mechanics |
